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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2002
Page
12
A concise guide explains W-4 choices and withholding allowances, FICA components, federal and state taxes, pre tax and after tax deductions, and net pay. It clarifies how allowances affect take home pay and notes that Medicare tax is 1.45 percent with no cap while Social Security tax tops at 6.2 percent of wages up to $84,900.
Internet tax filing firms H R Block Intuit and CompleteTax dot com entice users to input numbers online with no charge until a return is printed or e filed. Fees range from ten to thirty dollars for federal returns. Online services promise convenience and security with optional paid add ons.
A roundup of tax information sites including Roth IRA and Tax and Accounting directories. It highlights IRS at irs.gov with W-4 calculator and forms, stock option guidance at StockOption Advisors, Fairmark for investors, MyStockOptions for options news, ReformAMT lobbying, and the National Association of Tax Professionals directory.
The piece explains how a weak economy, layoffs, and stock declines could push taxpayers into higher taxes on unemployment and severance benefits, 401(k) withdrawals, rollover mishaps, exercised stock options, and AMT. It warns that hardship withdrawals, insufficient savings, and AMT rules may affect refunds or liabilities, including home equity loan interest deductions.
Chuck Myers previews several current books on year round tax advice. DeJong and Jakabein cover broad topics with strategies for 2002. Lews and Maranjian offer basics, deductions, and retirement rules. Schnepper details tax breaks under the code and audit avoidance tips. Kaplan and Weiss discuss IRS misconceptions and audit profiles.
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